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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18248, 5 August 1921, Page 1

Public Notices. SOUTHERN SCHOOLS COMMITTEE I ’ A FULL Meeting of the Gala Day ■"7 Committee will be held in the Education Board’s Offices to-night ■ (Friday), sth, at 8 o'clock. ( There still remains some Is Surprise j Packets unclaimed, and ticket holders ; • ar© requested to present the numbers j to the Secretary, F. C. Atkinson, at i Ross and Glendining, Ltd., Taupo Quay, and claim their parcels on or before Saturday, 13th inst. F. C. ATKINSON,

J Secretary. A BARGAIN. ~ ’ ’ FURNISHED BUNGALOW. QOLID Concrete Bungalow of 6 rooms, with every modern con- ( ! yenience; lounge room, 3 bedrooms, liv- ' ing room, kitchen (gas and coal j ranges), bothroom (Porcelain bath and ( basin/ garage. The house is furnished in keeping with a home of this quality, and the price for the whole outfit is ( only £l9OO. One of the greatest bar- ] gains ever offered. <■ FAIRBURN AND FALCONER, ‘ ' 52 Avenue, Wanganui. ( TOOLS. ’ : T AWNMOWERS, Saws, Cross-cuts, j Circulars, Scythes, Reap Hooks, ( Shears, Clippers, Spades, Axes, Scissors, Carpet Sweepers, Pots. Kettles, Billies, 1 Gramophones. I will sharpen or repair 1 any of the above, or any other article. 1 Do not scrap when a slight repair will 1 make the article as good as new. P. THOMSON, .160 Guyton Street, J (Next Crampton and Wood.) J

ALLEN BROS. > c 1 ! ENGINEERS, IRON, AND BRASS < ’ FOUNDERS, c 1 46 TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. ( ’ The above firm -wish to notify that 1 they are prepared to supply the public with all classes of Castings at the lowest prices. The firm manufac- 1 ture on the premises, and have on ! sale ALL CLASSES OF GRATES, Register Grates, Copper Grates, Grates for Open Fireplaces, Grates for ’Orion and Champion Ranges. They will also Make to Order VERANDAH POSTS & COLUMNS. ] 1 Also Wheelbarrow Wheels, Iron < Stoves, and All Kinds of Castings, , v Spares Kept for All Descriptions of ■ t Ranges and Stoves. a ... r . .. - - . 1 • C. C. RASMUSSEN, • . CONSTANTIA NURSERY, ARAMOHO. Grower of first-class Nursery Stock, in- ' eluding—Ericas, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Ecarlet Manuka, Roses, Carnations, Herbacious Plants; also Fruit, Hedge, and Shelter Trees in large varieties. Catalogue on application. ’ T£EMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON’S • AUSTRALASIAN CORRESPOND--1 ENCE SCHOOLS, LIMITED, AUCKLAND. “The School which stands for Commercial Efficiency and higher Pay for Office Employees.” Full Particulars from A. HULBERT, Local Agent, Upstaiis—Hughes, Allomes Buildings, 213 Victoria Avenue. Wanganui.

For the Relief of Acute and Chronic Diseases. t J. S. H. HALL, GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR. > King’s Chambei a, Marla Place. ’ Consultation Free. Lady iu attend- , ance. ’Phone 1434.

t I I ' ■ GARDENING i ' 1 ‘Lockhart’s N.Z. Gardening,” 2/-. < ' “Bulb Growing for Amateurs,” by H. < H. Thomas, 2/3; postage 3d. 1 1 “Grape Growing for Amateurs,” by 1 E. Molyneux, 1/9; postage 6d. “Spade-Craft,” by Harry A. Day, 3/-; postage 6d. “Vegeculture,” by Harry A. Day, 3/-; postage 6d. “The Food Producing Garden,” by Harry A. Day, 3/; postage 6d. “The Complete Gardener,” by H. H. Thomas, 20/-; postage 1/-. “Science and Fruit Giowing,” 16/6; postage lOd. “The Hardy Flower. Book,” by E. H. ’ Jenkins, 5/-; postage Bd. “The Small Rock Garden,” by E. H. Jenkins, 5/; postage Bd. “Seaside Planting of Trees and Shrubs,” 5/-; postage Bd. ‘ “Greenhouses, How to Make and ’ Manage Them,” 1/9; postage 4d ’ “The New Horticulture,” by Spring- 1 fellow, 2/-; postage 4d. ’ ’ A. D. WILLIS Ltd, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and 5 PUBLISHERS, “WHERE THE GOOD BOOKS ARE" ■ THE AVENUE, WANGANUI. '